Only the Unconditional Givers Are the Noble Ones, Part 3 of 6

What do you do outside? (I teach destitute children.) Teach children? (Poor children.) Poor kids? No money? (Yes, free of charge.) Is that right? Is there such a school? (We’re a foundation.) Are you on your own? (A foundation. I work for a charitable foundation.) Work at a charitable foundation. Such a good organization. OK. May I contribute something? For the children? Will they accept it? (Yes.) Good, good, good. I will give. […] Here is my key. You go to my room. There are some… I think last time I gave, there were some US dollars still there. You bring me US$10,000. […] Thank you. I want to make a donation. […]

Usually, I don’t drink (non-alcoholic) beer. (Master, it contains pineapple.) Huh? (Master doesn’t seem to eat pineapple.) Ah. No, no, no. It was different that day. Now, it’s not the same. Now I can eat pineapple. […] Previously, there was an attendant – not an attendant, the one who took care of the dog-people. She’s the god of pineapples. I couldn’t eat pineapple when she was around…

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